Friday 5 November: 2.15pm in the Glanfa foyer

This Peaky Blinders-inspired dance is performed by Nikita Gill and Coralanne Evans, two talented young girls at the brink of their careers.

Playing with how females from the Valleys are expected to behave, there’s a 'kiss or kill' tension in the air as this five-minute dance mixes street and contemporary styles.

Friday 5 November, all day in the exhibition space

Rhydyfelin Youth Theatre present an immersive 360 digital film experience that will take you on an exploration of different feelings and sensations that young people experience around disruption.

From the calmness of being surrounded by nature to the anxiety of fears, social media and the pressure of everyday life to the heavy numbness of disconnection and feeling that everything is out of reach.

Saturday 6 November, 3pm and 6pm in the Glanfa foyer (BSL by Sami Dunn)

Penygraig Youth Theatre present a 30 minute theatre performance about love, loyalty and belonging. When Davey Jones is abandoned as a baby and discovered by unruly pirates, they nearly throw him overboard - that is until they learn to love him and become his family.

Not knowing who his birth parents are and growing up believing he's a pirate, he's devastated when he discovers the truth. Betrayed and angry, he runs away and tries to rebuild his life on another ship. One year later and bracing a big storm, Davey’s past catches up with him.

Saturday 6 November, 5pm in the Glanfa foyer (BSL by Sami Dunn)

Emerging artist Hannah Lad performs a hilarious and gut-punching one woman act as ‘Leanne’- a young girl waiting for a job interview.

Interacting with the audience, and sometimes asking for their help, she shares moments of her life with us and takes this opportunity to show us what she wishes she had said to her ex-boss, an old crush and her over-bearing Mam.

Sunday 7 November, 2 - 8pm in the Weston Studio (BSL by Sami Dunn)

This interactive art installation with theatre and role play elements, exhibits the incredible power of community in the Rhondda over the decades.

From street parties to protests, from miners' strikes to beach trips to Porthcawl, a company of young people from Penyrenglyn will invite you to join them and come and experience it for yourself.

Look out for the eye-catching, hand-painted posters in Glanfa.

Each poster contains a QR code which takes you to a web page where you can read or listen to audio versions of four original pieces of writing from from queer, disabled, activist voices. Read and listen to the stories in our blog.

Daily in our exhibition space. Age guidance: 14+

Flight Wings present a 30-minute audio drama installation playfully exploring identity, gender and sexuality.

The costumes of our cheeky characters will tell you the story of Narky’s birthday where everything went a little strange and supernatural, forcing our unlikely heroes to grab their guns and doughnuts to fight off the evils of this world.

A musical / spoken word response to power and the need for change. Watch a video taster of the song that was written using the powerful words of young people from the Valleys and the Bay. The entire song will be performed live at Wales Millennium Centre in 2022.